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Middlebury Mourns the Death of Student Michael Moss
Moss, an environmental studies/conservation biology major, was an avid researcher of migratory birds.
Summer in Middlebury
Experience a day of summer life at Middlebury, including labs, classrooms, field research, creemees, a swimming hole, and a sunset hike up Snake Mountain.
New Digital Yearbook Collection Goes Back to 1874
It’s now possible to browse 123 volumes of Middlebury's yearbook, The Kaleidoscope, online.
Bread Loaf Restores Letterpress Operation at Historic Printer’s Cabin
After a 20-year lull, the Printer’s Cabin at Bread Loaf is bustling again with the sounds of a foot-operated letterpress printer.
Summer Sounds: A Brief History of Middlebury’s Carillon [video]
In a new short film, we look inside the workings of this remarkable instrument and meet the equally remarkable musician who plays it.
Chinese School Director Bai Is Stepping Down after Many Summers
During his tenure as director, Jianhua Bai launched the MA in Chinese, incorporated research into the school's teaching, and increased enrollment.
Bread Loaf School of English Celebrates Commencement and Connection
The awarding of 51 master's degrees in English was highlighted by poetry, reminiscences, and sound advice.
President Laurie Patton's Statement Regarding Recent Events in Charlottesville
Middlebury President Laurie L. Patton sent the following statement in an all-campus email today.
Film Festival to Feature Four Alumni Filmmakers
Their film topics range from academic pressures and suicide to a dark comic prank.
Service Learning Trip Takes Students to Urban and Rural Japan
The four-week immersion course was a joint project of the College and International Christian University, which hosts Middlebury's School in Japan.